Sentence examples for unable to divide from inspiring English sources

Cells and tissues may therefore die because of damage to enzymes, because of the inability of the cell to survive with a defective complement of DNA, or because cells are unable to divide.

But I have always been pathetically, almost pathologically, unable to divide my attention, and those several weeks I attempted to write at the dining table as the sun rose steadily to fill the basement have been to date my only attempt to write "part‑time".

In the absence of this enzyme, the bacterium is unable to divide and exhibits an abnormal phenotype.

One explanation could be that these two patients were unable to divide their attention between the fixation point and the region of the TwAE.

As TbLRRP1-depleted cells showed detached flagellum (Fig. 5A) and were unable to divide (Fig. 3D, E), the duplication of FAZ was examined.

However, microinjection studies have found that only those species that naturally divide in the cytoplasm were able to replicate upon injection into mammalian cells, with even intravacuolar pathogens unable to divide in the cytoplasm [26].

Nicholson et al. also observed that the cells with an extra chromosome 13 were unable to properly divide into two.

While the TssB-mCh foci we observed in S. marcescens showed some variation in size and shape, we were unable to clearly divide them into the two classes "extended" (primed to fire) and "contracted" (just fired) as has been reported for TssB-sfGFP in V. cholerae (Basler et al., 2012).

That said, bringing him to trial here would be a grievous error, because our country would be deeply divided, unable to decide if he is a traitor or a passionate defender of civil liberties.

But what if some cells in a tumor are dedicated "founders," capable of infinite regeneration, while others are limited in their capacity to divide and unable to continuously generate new cells?

This was done under conditions where the cells are still able to divide but are unable to generate new propagons because they were grown in the presence of 3 mM GdnHCl, a concentration that completely inhibits new propagon generation (Figure 4).